Title: Sister Wives Star Meri Brown Reflects on Strained Relationship with Kody Brown
Subtitle: Meri Brown also addresses catfishing scandal, claiming “so much crap was made-up about it.”
Date: [Insert Date]
On the latest episode of TLC’s popular show Sister Wives, Meri Brown opens up about her troubled marriage with husband Kody Brown. The couple, who married in 1990 and divorced in 2014 to allow Kody to legally marry Robyn, have been experiencing a growing divide in recent years. The situation worsened when Meri admitted to having a catfishing relationship in 2015.
Last week, Meri revealed that during their anniversary, Kody made it clear that any possibility of a romantic relationship between them was “never going to happen” and claimed their marriage was “done.” In Sunday’s episode, filmed a few months after that dinner, it appears that Kody’s feelings haven’t changed much.
Meri expressed her sadness about Kody’s lack of recognition for the “three decades of history” they shared. She admitted uncertainty about the future of their relationship and whether she should continue to stay in a platonic role with Kody, Robyn, and their children, despite feeling that there is “no point to hope” for a romantic reunion. In a confessional, Meri shared her frustration, stating, “Screw him, he’s not worth it.”
In January, Kody and Meri announced that they had “permanently terminated” their “marriage relationship.” However, these recent episodes were filmed in the spring and summer of 2022, suggesting that Meri has yet to make a final decision about their future.
Additionally, in the latest episode, Meri reflected on her past catfishing scandal. She mentioned meeting an interior designer named Blair online, cautioning viewers about the importance of being careful when interacting with people online. Meri claimed that the story was blown out of proportion and a lot of false information was circulated about it.
Despite the controversy surrounding her catfishing scandal, Meri stands firm in her truth. She continues to engage in online conversations for business purposes but insists on video chats as a prerequisite to ensure the person’s authenticity.
Sister Wives airs Sundays on TLC, providing viewers with a candid look into the complexities of plural marriage and the challenges faced by its participants.